Stock Market

Asian markets mostly rose Monday, with investors keeping a wary eye on China-US trade talks planned for the weekend, which come after Washington imposed sanctions on several Hong Kong officials, further straining tensions between the superpowers.

DSEX went up by 58 points or 1.33%, closing the week at 4,364 points on the day. In the last ten trading sessions DSEX gained 288 points

Like previous day, stocks today witnessed positive trends in Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges as optimistic investors showed their appetite following the minimum shareholding ultimatum by the stock market regulator.

Country’s both the bourses, Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE), today began week extending the gaining note of previous session.

Asian shares slipped from six-month peaks on Friday as Sino-US tensions soured what had been an upbeat week, while the euro held a 21-month top against an embattled dollar and gold neared a record high.

The board of directors of Pioneer Insurance Company Limited has recommended a 20 per cent cash dividend for the year ended on December 31, 2019.

Stocks witnessed mixed trend in early trading on Wednesday as investors mostly followed a cautious stance amid ongoing virus scare and the floor price system.

Benchmark indices of both the bourses witnessed moderate correction against the sharp losses observed by some of the indices of south Asian stock exchanges amid Covid-19 pandemic.

They also called for product diversification such as a bond market and the introduction of a buyback policy to protect investor rights, and stopping  regulatory intervention in market operations Stock market stakeholders yesterday urged its regulator to make initial public offerings (IPO) simple and transparent, to attract multinational and quality …

The securities regulator has formed a two-member committee to look into the unusual transactions of the shares of two listed pharmaceuticals companies.